The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-11

Jess Vanhorn at Billie Wilson's 9,
will furnish you-the bost liquor. The
best beer and the best cigars to b.
found IN the city.
The statement published that DR..
Blosser was attending camp meet.
ing Is not true. The Doctor is al
home attending to his practice.
Miss Grace Ford, who has been
visiting friends in this city for the
past week, returned to her home at
Columbus, Tuesday, accompanied
by Miss Della PUNK.
Squire J. NJ Floyd has moved in
to the Sheriff-s office in tho Court
House. Parties desiring to be mar
ried or having othsr business with
the Squire can fiud him thore.
Yank Mccarthy has accepted
a position with Henry Schneider,
the popular restaurant and sa-
loon keeper at 211 and 213 South
High Street. Columbus. where he
will be pleased to see his many
friends when they visit that city.
Mrs. Williams will sell the DR..
Williams property near the old
Fair Grounds for $500, $500 in
cash, the balance in one year.
Address her at Somerset, o.
w. N. Vanhorn. of Ilesboro, o,
had a valuable colt killed last
Thursday evening. supposed TO
have been kicked by the other
horses.
Tom Sunderland has answered
the call for a wild man. He has
shipped two. If you see Dan
Wright shadowing the depot,
you may know why. Wild men
are indigenous TO Vinton county.
VIM. Dresher was caught by a
fall of coal at the Havdenville
mines last week and badly crush
ed.
Julius Weis has the contract
for the stone work of a school
house in District No. 8. Green
township.
Mr.. Frank Key, formerly of
Columbus. was the guest of DIR.
James Little and wife several
days last week.
DR.. W. D. Hamilton, of Colum
bus, met Drs. Campbell and Pull
len of this city, in consultation
at the residence Of henry Feder-
er last Monday.
Billie Wilson has nne of the
best stands. he has the best trade.
he keeps the best liquor, sheer
and cigars of any one in the city.
The Pt. Pleasant, w. Va, fair
will he held on the 23d, 9th,
25th and Goth of this month. We
acknowledge kind invitation
from II. r. Howard, Secretary of
The board 10 be present.
Mr.. Sam Lee, who has been q
subscriber of the Sentinel for more
than forty years. ma de US pleas
ant call last Friday. and gave US
substantial assurance that the Sen
tinel suited him.
Mr.. Andy Sickles has returned
from trip to Indiana whore he
went. accompanying Mr.. Reed, an
who has been visiting his
father in-law, Mr.. Cowles, in Lo-
gan. Mr.. Sickles made the trip
sat =Iy and with the best of satisfac
TO his charge.
The Misses Fannie and Annie
Wright. of Lancaster. who ha We
been spending the past month at
their fathers, Judge g. IL. |
Wright, country place at Mill
vile, are this week the guests O!
Mr.. and Mrs. Purseli and other
friends in this city.
A Prohibition paper is about to be
started in Logan. Tie paper will
be printed by the Harrington Bros.
The editor has not been selected. A |
subscription list of 300 has already
been guaranteed, and the expecta-
lion is 10 at ain to 800. This. to
say the least, is a good start for a
new newspaper enterprise.
Bob Work, Frank Blasius and
Tide Houston have broke up
camp at Birch Hole and are
again aHtheir places of business.
The boys look a little brown, but
feel first rate over their "outing."
Frank Blasius will write an ar
ticle soon ON "What l Know
About Indian Ponies"
A large party of young folks
from this city visited the camp at |
Birch Hole Friday evening, and
after sumptuous supper of soup
and green corn, adjourned to the
of W. A. Wright where
Prof. Geo. TennyhilI led the mer
ry dancei until the "wee sma'
hours had come and gan again."
There was some excitement on
the streets Friday, over the pre-
diction that we were TO have a
that evening. The ba
fell $50 points in five
hours. Fortunately the storm
passed 10 the northwest of us,
and expended the most of its
fol ce near Staunton: Fayette, Co.